I'm trying to use [plugin~] (v0.2) under PD 0.37 test 4 (XP) (after upgrading - it worked before) and I get the following error
Warning (plugin~): dummy substitution
What does this error mean? And how is it fixed? Will recompiling plugin~ from the CVS fix it?
Thanks for your help, All the Best, Ed, Suppose, Nottingham UK. http://www.suppose.co.uk http://ed.suppose.co.uk ed@suppose.co.uk
hi,
this means, you should either a) put "-lib winplugintilde" commandline option _before_ "-lib cyclone", or b) replace "-lib cyclone" with "-lib hammer -lib sickle", or c) put a dummy plugin~.pd file somewhere in the Pd path, or d) get rid of the cyclone altogether.
Dummy substitutions are there to help importing max/msp patches (which is the primary purpose of cyclone lib after all).
Perhaps, with the max/msp names that may clash with commonly used Pd externs, I should play the same mapping tricks, as I do with builtin names?
Krzysztof
Edward George wrote:
I'm trying to use [plugin~] (v0.2) under PD 0.37 test 4 (XP) (after upgrading - it worked before) and I get the following error
Warning (plugin~): dummy substitution
What does this error mean? And how is it fixed? Will recompiling plugin~ from the CVS fix it?